Hopefully it’s a big bank with deep pockets, and not some mon & pop from bigger pockets.

Hi Joseph, if you are free tomorrow (Wed July 13) there is a group of Pittsburgh meeting monthly to socialize, network, and deep dive discuss a local real estate investing topic. 

Hey Alex,If you are asking then there must be something deep inside that makes you ask. 

Which she agreed with us did not need deep cleaning.

The shady thing is not disclosing code violations, in fact a seller is legally required to do so and a listing agent can get into deep doodoo for such a failure. 

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Metro Detroit offers many options for meeting the 1% Rule and relatively high ROI.We're in the Metro Detroit area, so you may want to follow our blog here on BP, but at least read the following posts:Follow our "Deep Dive" series we're doing about Metro Detroit cities and City of Detroit Neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Examples I've done on mine between tenants: carpet cleanings, repaint porch, replace window blinds, deep clean all surfaces and appliances, lawn care, touch up paint walls/doors/trim etc.

FT.83 ACRESBUILT 1977 GAME PLAN #1: DONT USE ANY OF THE REPAIR COST MONEY AND JUST THE TRANSACTIONAL FUNDING TO BUY THE PROPERTY OFF MARKET AND RE-LIST ON THE MLS AFTER DOING A DEEP CLEANING, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS, STAGING, LET THE MARKET DRIVE THE PRICE UPGAME PLAN #2: USE THE REHAB MONEY OF 22K AND UPDATE THE BATHS A BIT, KITCHEN A BIT, CARPET, PAINT, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS, STAGING, LIST ON MLS AND ALLOW THE MARKET TO DRIVE THE PRICE UPGAME PLAN #3: BRRRRALSO I'M NOT TRYING TO GET A BUNCH OF PRIVATE MONEY FUNDERS AT ONCE.

Maybe run a deep background check on them to see if anyone in the family has a record before you engage with them.